MOC narrow-angle image M00-01946

Long traverse of a portion of the Olympus Mons basal scarp


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MOC narrow-angle image M00-01946 MOC red wide-angle context image M00-01947
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Ancillary data for MOC narrow-angle image M00-01946

Acquisition parameters 
     Image ID (picno): M00-01946
     Image start time: 1999-04-12T18:50:39.89 SCET
         Image  width:    768      pixels
         Image height:  15232      pixels
Line integration time:      0.7231 millisec
   Pixel aspect ratio:      1.49
   Crosstrack summing:      1
    Downtrack summing:      1
     Compression type: MOC-PRED-X-5
            Gain mode:     4A (hexadecimal)
          Offset mode:     30 (decimal)
Derived values 
Longitude of image center:    136.98°W
Latitude  of image center:     23.18°N
       Scaled pixel width:      1.49   meters
      Scaled image  width:      1.14   km
      Scaled image height:     33.65   km
     Solar longitude (Ls):    123.35°
    Local True Solar Time:     14.36   decimal hours
           Emission angle:      0.14°
          Incidence angle:     32.92°
              Phase angle:     32.97°
            North azimuth:     93.31°
              Sun azimuth:      6.19°
      Spacecraft altitude:    395.89   km
           Slant distance:    395.89   km

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Release date: 22 May 2000